So there’s always so much fuss about breast cancer nowadays…and I must say that organizations do an terrific job of raising money for the cause. I personally have lost two close family members to breast cancer (grandma and an aunt)…and it’s very dear to my heart (literally and figuratively). I pray my next statement doesn’t...
The last two weeks have left me in a spiritual funk, so to speak. I won’t bore you with all the details–but I believe it started with my best friends moving (they live(d) across the street) to watching a very emotional movie double-feature with two others friends, to just missing Spencer, in general. I believe...
I think I’m finally ready again…ready to brave the sugary, sappy, sweet photographic events we call WEDDINGS. If you haven’t noticed, I’ve shied away from photographing any weddings recently. Not that you could blame me, of course. I mean, like I really wanted to be at your happy, joyful wedding whilst I’m mourning my dreams...
*warning: this post could possibly conjure up some tears. don’t say I didn’t warn you* So I used to write about this journey of mine (and Spencer’s) on a website called carepages. I also follow a lot of people traveling this same road…sometimes it’s been hard to keep up with them, as this is disease–Glioblastoma...
